U.S. Deportees Sue Ghanaian Govt for Unlawful Detention
Eleven people detained in Ghana after being deported from the U.S. are suing President John Mahama's government. Their lawyer, Oliver-Barker Vormawor, said...
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Response to End Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo Accelerating, WHO Says
Various control measures are being scaled up in the Democratic Republic of Congo in response to the latest Ebola outbreak, leading...
Tinubu Reaffirms Nigeria’s Preparedness to Host Africa’s First-Ever Commonwealth Games in 203
A VIEW: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to hosting the 2030 Commonwealth Games, marking what would be...
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia Sign Mutual Defence Agreement Amid Rising Regional Tensions
Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have formalized a landmark mutual defence agreement, reinforcing military cooperation and strategic security ties between the...
Netherlands’ Solarge BV in Public-Private-Partnership with REA and InfraCorp to Launch 1GW Solar Panel Manufacturing Factory in Nigeria
In Abuja-Nigeria, a move that could redefine Nigeria’s energy landscape ensued, Dutch renewable energy company Solarge BV has announced the...
Sudan Statement by U.S. & Three Arab States – Step Towards Peace?
The September 12 statement by the Quartet countries - the United States, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Egypt - following a...
Warrant Issued for UK Citizen in 2012 Murder of Kenyan Mother
A Nairobi court has issued an arrest warrant for a British citizen in connection with the murder of Agnes Wanjiru over a...
U.S. Proposes Bill to Repeal Zimbabwe Sanctions, With Conditions
A new Bill has introduced in the United States House of Representatives that proposes the repeal of the nearly 25-year-old sanctions regime...
Shots Fired As Police Disperse Protesting Students In Ghana
Police in the northern city of Tamale reportedly fired warning shots to disperse students of the Tamale Technical University who were protesting...
New Rights Report Exposes Alarming Pattern of Abuses In Zimbabwe
A local rights group has said there were more than 3000 victims of abuses across Zimbabwe in August, bringing the country's human...
